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For the book lovers!:D
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| Tulipness |
Posted on 02/08/2013 19:28:50
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Numpty
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So like,uh...i've been i've been on a book reading spree for quite a while now ^.^. Just thought i'd let you all know or give you a heads up on some really great books/series i've read lately 
1.The Rangers Apprentice Series(10 book series,11 in total)By, John Flanagan
So this one is about a maybe 1000 year old based book,taken place in what is common europe,but with a twist of imagination and a little creativity of flip flopping names to make his own New York Times Bestseller(Which actually was a book that came to be known as The Ruins of Gorlan,Book 1 of the series.A bed time story for his kids, This series houses so many wild adventurous, humerous trips all across their world(which is a lot like ours). There are (blank) characters that this series has. 1.Will- Will is the main main character this series has,who is a ranger in training(rangers apprentice) 2.Halt-Is a father figure to Will,who is Will's Mentor/Master 3.Horace-Will's best friend,who is a knight in training. I don't want to give too many characters of this series as you will learn and will make the series a lot more exciting
2.Witch and Wizard Series:By, James Patterson(4 books total,to date) If your a fan of the "Magic" that flows through people,or simply a reader who likes to be entertained about a family who has powers to change the world from the feirce grip of "the one who is the one" in this series. This series houses a family named the "Allgoods" Which happens to be a family of magic, which in the "New Order World" is considered dangerous and a threat to humanity. Wisteria Allgood,Who is the Resistance leader,along with her brother White Allgood, are on a quest to overthrow "The One who is The One" and bring order back to this world. The quest isn't an easy one as he is considered "God" and has many unbelievable powers.He has mastered the art of controlling Air,Water,Earth, But one element stands in his way,the one that dominates them all. Wisteria(Wisty) Holds "The Gift" which is the power of being Fire. She is the only thing standing in between "The One who is The One" to completely dominate the world,and change everything once and for all.
3. looking for alaska:By,John Green
This book,Oh my god,Is PURE BEAUTIFULNESS. This book will have you wanting more,while keeping you laughing,crying,smiling,any mood you name it,you'll feel. It starts of with Miles(Pudge) who changes schools to follow his fathers footsteps at Culver Creek Highshool. He was a no one at his old school,but here at Culver Creek,he meets the best people he has ever met.Pudge becomes friends with alot of people, like alaska,colonel,and takumi,and lara,who will become the bestest friends he'll ever have. The characters are Miles(Pudge),Chip(Colonel),Alaska(Hungarian Girl),Takumi(Japanese Guy),Lara(Romanian Girl),The Eagle(Asshole Principal like guy).
This book is i guess,more of a girl book since it's very very cute and beautiful. Even for a guy,you'll really like this book. This book is divided into two sections,the Before and After.Don't ask why,but just read I promise you wont repent 
And to mention,This book is like,VERY VERY EXPLICIT  it adds to the whole romantic section of the book as pudgy loves a girl :' .Don't say i didn't warn you,and also has bad words such as "F***,B****,etc."
We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence then, is not an act, but a habit.
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Posted on 02/08/2013 19:34:12
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my turn
Coyote Seris, Allen Steele, 5 or 6 books, bout 400 pgs each, good books
Atlas Shrugged, Ayn rand
Gene Wofe, the book of the long sun and all that
Anatham, im currently on, 1000 pgs, good book good scifi
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| Carnage |
Posted on 02/08/2013 19:46:00
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I liked the Hardy Boys books when I was younger. I think I read all of them.
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| ODST |
Posted on 02/08/2013 19:49:52
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LOL, my brother loved those, we have like all of them or almost all in the basement
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| PirateKing |
Posted on 02/08/2013 20:43:52
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i read all the hardy boys, all the nancy drew books , also all the Artemis Fowl books, all the sherlock holmes books of which there are many , all the inheritance series, the hunger games trilogy, the circle trilogy, nd sooo many more , im a book worm to the full extent lol, oh nd every single louis l'amour western to
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| Moony |
Posted on 02/08/2013 21:16:30
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I loved the Artemis Fowl books. I got the first when I was... Thirteen, I think, and I finished the series (since Last Guardian is the last book, apparently) at 21. I also love the His Dark Materials trilogy and I'm currently waiting for The Book of Dust to come out. I actually have a good deal of his books signed and I'm saving them to sell them later on in life. I'm interested in the fantasy genre as a whole.
I mainly read crime novels and whodunnits, though. Agatha Christie's And Then There Were None is probably the best book I've ever read. I also enjoy her Marple and Poirot miniseries. Michael Connolly is also a favourite of mine, especially the books involving Hieronymous Bosch.
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| PirateKing |
Posted on 02/08/2013 22:24:13
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ooooohhh and then there were none was the best she ever wrote, i like murder on the orient express to, i have allot of her books mostly mis marple ones nd Poirot
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| FC Wings |
Posted on 02/08/2013 22:38:58
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I'm looking for Metro 2033 book
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| AT Zero |
Posted on 02/08/2013 23:51:23
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ODST wrote:
my turn
Coyote Seris, Allen Steele, 5 or 6 books, bout 400 pgs each, good books
Atlas Shrugged, Ayn rand
Gene Wofe, the book of the long sun and all that
Anatham, im currently on, 1000 pgs, good book good scifi
i have read too many books and series to put in a list right now but Atlas shrugged and anything by ayn rand is incredible!
also the keys to the kingdom series by garth nix is really well written and thought out
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| MasterA |
Posted on 02/09/2013 00:08:12
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Moony wrote:
I loved the Artemis Fowl books. I got the first when I was... Thirteen, I think, and I finished the series (since Last Guardian is the last book, apparently) at 21. I also love the His Dark Materials trilogy and I'm currently waiting for The Book of Dust to come out. I actually have a good deal of his books signed and I'm saving them to sell them later on in life. I'm interested in the fantasy genre as a whole.
I mainly read crime novels and whodunnits, though. Agatha Christie's And Then There Were None is probably the best book I've ever read. I also enjoy her Marple and Poirot miniseries. Michael Connolly is also a favourite of mine, especially the books involving Hieronymous Bosch.
wow thats crazy like two days ago I just suddenly thought about the Artemis Fowl books but I couldn't remember the name to them at all and here u post it haha.
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| JOSEPH5 |
Posted on 02/09/2013 01:46:12
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I got a big blue star for posting. i must be special
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im currently reading Rangers Apprentice number 1, the ruins of gorlan its good so far, start of the book was slow in the first quarter
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| Hotpot |
Posted on 02/09/2013 02:25:00
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Nostalgic attack D:
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| Vulture |
Posted on 02/09/2013 02:29:54
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I prefer:
The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
The Prince and the Pauper
Mark Twain the best author FTW!
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| theatticus |
Posted on 02/09/2013 21:07:46
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I've read every Artemis Fowl, great books and I wish there were more of them.
I'm really into history actually, and I'm reading now the Great Big Book of Horrible Things, which is basically a list of the hundred deadliest wars with description, it's epic.
Good to know I'm not the only book nerd out there. lol
Edited by PirateKing on 02/09/2013 22:42:44
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Posted on 02/10/2013 13:40:05
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The Hatchet
By: Gary Paulsen
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Posted on 02/11/2013 19:25:24
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[quote]Moony wrote:
I loved the Artemis Fowl books.
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